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arrFiles=new Array();arrFiles[0]=new Array(1,"about-caf.php","2005-06-23","CAF Australia - About CAF","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAF UK CAF America CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF Profile Board of Directors Management Team Sitemap Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured About CAF Charities Aid Foundation brings donors and the community together for mutual benefit, providing cost effective programs for business, governments, individuals, families and not-for-profit organisations. CAF Australia is an international not-for-profit organisation and corporate partner in community involvement, providing services which are both financial and charitable. Operating in Australia since March 2000 this international organisation began in the United Kingdom in 1923 and now provides international donor management services in the United Kingdom, the United States, New Zealand, India, Russia, South Africa, Belgium, Bulgaria and beyond. In the first five years of operations in Australia, more than AU7 million has been granted to not-for-profit organisations, helping to improve our communities.In the 2004-05 financial year alone, CAF Australia \'s programs will pass AU3 million to the sector. Worldwide Charities Aid Foundation has over AU4 billion under management; operates two banks in the United Kingdom, and distributes more than AU400 million every year to not-for-profit organisations. Our Services Charities Aid Foundation offers a comprehensive range of services covering the whole spectrum of giving. Our Team Our dedicated CAF Australia board members and management team work tirelessly to ensure Charities Aid Foundation \'s vision and mission is continually achieved. Board of Directors &raquo; Management Team &raquo; Our Mission Charities Aid Foundation works to increase the flow of funds to the community, helping donors make the most of their giving and organisations the most of their resources. Our History Charities Aid Foundation is a UK registered international charity founded independently in 1974 and now has a developing global network of international offices. Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account Search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register CAF Home | Companies | Charities | Individuals | Search | About CAF | Contact CAF News | Terms of Use | Privacy | Sitemap &copy; 2005 CAF Australia. All rights reserved. CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",11);arrFiles[1]=new Array(2,"board.php","2005-06-23","CAF Australia - Corporate Profile","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAF UK CAF America CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF Profile Board of Directors Management Team Sitemap Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured Our Board of Directors Christopher Breach Cynthia M. Nadai Mark Lyons Melissa Conley Tyler Hon Jim Elder Gary Moore Daniel Sargeant Stephen Ainger Christopher Nicholas Patteson Breach, FRICS, FAPI, FAICD, SIA (Aff), Dip Est Man Chairman of the Board Member of Investment Committee Christopher Breach was born in London and educated in England where he became a Chartered Surveyor. He worked in London for 8 years prior to coming to Sydney in 1982. Chris joined Jones Lang LaSalle and worked in the property market for 11 years before joining Macquarie Bank in 1993. He was appointed as an independent director of Capcount Property Trust, until taken over by Goodman Hardie Property Trust. Chris has been a major part of the growth of listed property trusts in the Macquarie stable of funds, and considered to be a leader in due diligence on property transactions. Chris \' interest in philanthropy and the not-for-profit sector led him to his involvement with CAF, which allows him to assist the sector as a whole. Cynthia M. Nadai, BSc, MBA Board Member Member of the Audit and Investment Committees	Member of the Premier \'s Scholarship Advisory Committee Cynthia Nadai was born in San Francisco and educated in the States. She moved to Australia in 1994 and became an Australian citizen in 2003. Cynthia \'s career has been both in the for-profit and not-for-profit sectors. In the States, she was a management consultant for AD Little in Cambridge and Vice President, Trust Services for PNC Bank in Boston. Upon moving to Sydney, Cynthia worked at the St James Ethics Centre as the Director of Operations and is currently on staff as a senior consultant and trainer for the Consulting, Training and Counselling Dimension. Cynthia has also trained as an ethics counsellor at the Centre. Outside of work, Cynthia is involved in establishing the Balmain/Rozelle Community Bank in partnership with Bendigo Bank. Prof. Mark Lyons, BA Hons (UNSW), PhD (ANU) Board Member Mark Lyons is Adjunct Professor of Social Economy in the School of Management at the University of Technology, Sydney. He recently retired after 30 years at UTS. He has a PhD from the Australian National University and since 1990, in over 100 publications and conference papers, he has pioneered the study of non-profit organisations and philanthropy in Australia. He is a director of several non-profit organisations and has been a member of several government advisory committees. His book Third Sector - The Contribution of Non-profit and Cooperative Enterprises in Australia, was published by Allen &amp; Unwin in February, 2001. Melissa Conley Tyler, BA LLB (Hons) MALD Board Member Melissa Conley Tyler is a lawyer and Senior Fellow at the Faculty of Law at the University of Melbourne. She specialises in conflict resolution, including negotiation, mediation and peace education. She is a member of the United Nations Expert Working Group on Online Dispute Resolution and is convening the Fulbright Symposium on Peace and Human Rights Education in 2005. Melissa has more than 10 years experience working in the community sector in Australia, South Africa and the U.S.A. She is a member of the Fundraising Institute of Australia. Melissa has worked in trusts &amp; foundations and corporate partnerships for Sydney City Mission and managed community &amp; corporate partnerships for Reconciliation Australia. She has worked as a freelance fundraiser for a number of Australian non-profit organisations. Melissa has a strong interest in non-profit management, including evaluation of results. She has published on the use of benchmarking in the non-profit sector in Australia in Benchmarking: An International Journal and is an associate of the University of Melbourne \'s Centre for Program Evaluation and a member of the Australasian Evaluation Society. Her other board membership is on the Committee of Management of the Victorian Foundation for Survivors of Torture. Jim Elder Board Member Chairperson of Investment Committee Jim Elder is the former Deputy Premier of Queensland. He was a member of the Queensland Parliament for more than 11 years as Minister for State Development and Trade, Health Minister, Minister for Transport and Minister for Business, Industry and Regional Development. He is recognised by Queensland and Australian industry leaders as having been instrumental in Queensland&rsquo;s industry and trade development over the last decade, including the 1.2 billion AMC project, Virgin Blue Airlines, the Milmerran/Intergen Power Station, Gold Coast Convention Centre and the SE Queensland Regional Forestry Agreement. He has worked to bring countless interstate and international companies to Queensland, as well as helping build existing companies and corporate markets in this state. His business expertise has also helped develop Queensland&rsquo;s current trade relations with South East Asia, the US, India and Africa. Gary Moore Board Member Gary Moore is currently the Director of the Council of Social Service of NSW (NCOSS). From April 2001- April 2003, Gary took leave to work in a senior position in the NSW Premier \'s Department, where he was responsible for helping to design and implement several NSW Government strengthening communities initiatives. Over the past 25 years, Gary has had extensive experience, in both the public and not-for-profit sectors, in policy development, program management and service delivery. Gary is currently Chair of the NSW Forum of Non Government Agencies (FONGA), a member of the Ministerial Advisory Committee to the NSW Minister for Community Services and a member of the NSW Health Chronic, Aged and Community Health Care Priority Taskforce. He is also board member of the Public Interest Advocacy Centre. Gary has Bachelor degrees in Arts and Social Work and a Masters in Management. In 2000 Gary was a participant in the Sydney Leadership Program. Daniel Sargeant, B Com (Melb), CA FAICD Board Member Chairperson of Audit Committee Danny has an extensive business career spanning 30 years. His career includes senior management positions with KPMG, the Mars Group, Savin Corporation in the United States and Getronics in Australia and Asia. Danny now shares his time between community activities, personal business interests, along with consulting and non-executive roles in the private sector. This position with CAF allows Danny to use his financial skills to make a contribution to the overall community sector. Steven Ainger Board Member Stephen Ainger became Chief Executive of Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) UK operations in 2002. Stephen joined CAF after a career in the commercial sector where he was Group Director of Strategy for the Lattice Group PLC, the UK \'s leading provider of energy infrastructure networks. In the years prior Stephen was a Director of Transco PLC. This followed on from a 24 year career with BP, where he held a number of positions in the UK and overseas. Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account Search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register CAF Home | Companies | Charities | Individuals | Search | About CAF | Contact CAF News | Terms of Use | Privacy | Sitemap &copy; 2005 CAF Australia. All rights reserved. CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",18);arrFiles[2]=new Array(3,"casestudies.php","2005-06-23","CAF Australia - committed to effective giving","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAF UK CAF America CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF Resources News Case Studies Useful Links Search Charity Register Sitemap Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured Case Studies - for companies - for charities - for individuals Charities Aid Foundation has a wide range of case studies representing the many services available. Consultancy / Advocacy BHP Billiton GlaxoSmithKline Pre-tax Payroll Giving Payroll Giving Ernst &amp; Young Holden Macquarie Bank Merrill Lynch Sydney Water Corporation Cutting Edge Qld Dept. of Housing Oxfam Community Aid Abroad Pre-tax Payroll Giving Matched Giving BHP Billiton Ernst &amp; Young Merrill Lynch Sydney Water Corporation Foundation Account / Management Intrepid Travel Royal Agricultural Society of Victoria NSW Premier \'s Dept. Private Donor Investors in Community Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account Search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register CAF Home | Companies | Charities | Individuals | Search | About CAF | Contact CAF News | Terms of Use | Privacy | Sitemap &copy; 2005 CAF Australia. All rights reserved. CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",11);arrFiles[3]=new Array(4,"charities.php","2005-06-23","CAF Australia - services for not-for-profit organisations","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAF UK CAF America CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF For Charities Payroll Giving Matched Giving Consultancy Services New Foundation Account Foundation Management Case Studies Sitemap Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured For Charities CAF Australia has developed a range of specialised services and programs to assist the not-for-profit sector in developing their fundraising income in an effective and efficient manner. Payroll Giving &raquo; A payroll giving program offering employees the opportunity to make a significant and lasting impact on the work of their nominated not-for-profit organisation, through a direct tax deductible donation from their pay. Matched Giving &raquo; Matched Giving programs provide dollar matching for employees&rsquo; time, fundraising effort, cash donations (including payroll giving) to charities and community organisations. Consultancy Services &raquo; Our consulting service offers strategic advice; research and analysis; implementation of programs; and supporting charities to develop and manage these strategies and programs. New Foundation Account &raquo; Incorporated into your fundraising strategy, New Foundation Account provides a cost effective means of supporting charitable causes, producing maximum benefit over time. Foundation Management &raquo; Outsourcing the management of your Foundation means that the benefits to you and your organisation can be developed and increased. Case Studies &raquo; Charities Aid Foundation has a wide range of case studies representing the many services available. Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account Search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register CAF Home | Companies | Charities | Individuals | Search | About CAF | Contact CAF News | Terms of Use | Privacy | Sitemap &copy; 2005 CAF Australia. All rights reserved. CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",11);arrFiles[4]=new Array(5,"charities_consultancy.php","2005-06-23","CAF Australia - committed to effective giving","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAF UK CAF America CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF For Charities Payroll Giving Matched Giving Consultancy Services New Foundation Account Foundation Management Case Studies Sitemap Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured For Charities - Consultancy Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) has extensive international best practice experience to develop the framework, methodology and tools for your community and fundraising strategies. Our consulting service offers strategic advice; research and analysis; implementation of programs; and supporting charities to develop and manage these strategies and programs. Some key services CAF provides Identifying community business partnerships Advising best methods/programs to achieve outcomes Foundation development Program development Marketing and communications Monitoring and evaluation Charities Aid Foundation provides solutions to make a positive impact on your organisation and the community. CAF can tailor a program that fulfils your requirements as we have done for other charities. CAF works with charities and community organisations, companies and government agencies in achieving defined and beneficial outcomes including; Sane Australia, BHP Billiton, GlaxoSmithKline, Alcoa, The Prime Minister&rsquo;s Community Business Partnership, NSW Premier&rsquo;s Department, and many more. For further information please contact us . Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account Search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register CAF Home | Companies | Charities | Individuals | Search | About CAF | Contact CAF News | Terms of Use | Privacy | Sitemap &copy; 2005 CAF Australia. All rights reserved. CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",10);arrFiles[5]=new Array(6,"charities_foundationacc.php","2005-06-23","CAF Australia - committed to effective giving","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAF UK CAF America CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF For Charities Payroll Giving Matched Giving Consultancy Services New Foundation Account Foundation Management Case Studies Sitemap Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured For Charities - New Foundation Account Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) is a provider of best practice Foundation Accounts worldwide. Professional management of donations presents your organisation with a simple and tax-effective way to encourage and grow funds. CAF can devise and run a cost-effective program tailored to your requirements. You benefit from our experience, professional skills and specialised information systems. New Foundation Accounts are an alternative that provide all the benefits of a charitable foundation, without the expense, time and infrastructure required to establish and run it effectively. It provides your donors with an alternative for giving to the programs and services your organisation provides. Benefits Simple to establish Cost-effective No establishment fees Competitive Trust fees Nominate a name for your Account Minimal infrastructure required Tax deductible and income earned is exempt from tax Reliable marketing tool Can be built up to form an endowment Can be established as a vehicle for fundraising appeals A New Foundation Account allows your organisation to benefit from a predictable income stream for better cash management and improved long term sustainability. CAF has established and is managing New Foundation Accounts for many organisations including; Light of Lanka Foundation, Bali Families Benefit Fund, Westgate Health, CAF Tsunami Appeal and many more. For further information please contact us . Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account Search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register CAF Home | Companies | Charities | Individuals | Search | About CAF | Contact CAF News | Terms of Use | Privacy | Sitemap &copy; 2005 CAF Australia. All rights reserved. CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",11);arrFiles[6]=new Array(7,"charities_foundationmng.php","2005-06-23","CAF Australia - committed to effective giving","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAF UK CAF America CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF For Charities Payroll Giving Matched Giving Consultancy Services New Foundation Account Foundation Management Case Studies Sitemap Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured For Charities - Foundation Management In reprehenderit in voluptate excepteur sint occaecat consectetur adipisicing elit. Velit esse cillum dolore ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam, mollit anim id est laborum. 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Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account Search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register CAF Home | Companies | Charities | Individuals | Search | About CAF | Contact CAF News | Terms of Use | Privacy | Sitemap &copy; 2005 CAF Australia. All rights reserved. CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",12);arrFiles[7]=new Array(8,"charities_matched.php","2005-06-23","CAF Australia - committed to effective giving","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAF UK CAF America CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF For Charities Payroll Giving Matched Giving Consultancy Services New Foundation Account Foundation Management Case Studies Sitemap Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured For Charities - Matched Giving Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) is a provider of best practice Matched Giving programs worldwide, with the experience, professional skills and specialized information systems to devise and run a cost effective programs for businesses. Matched Giving programs provide dollar matching for employees&rsquo; time, fundraising effort and/or cash donations (including payroll giving) to charities and community organisations. Charity Benefits Matched Giving income makes a real impact Can cover core costs or be allocated to specific projects and services Ensures vital services and programs continue CAF cost-effectively manage the processing and administration Information provided to charities makes for long term sustainability Other opportunities eg. volunteering, pro bono, strategic partnerships etc. Matched Giving programs provide vital funding for many charities and causes, particularly those in the communities in which businesses operate. Matched Giving is a great way to secure funding for your organisation. Developing existing matched giving relationships and a pro-active approach to securing employer and employee participation in Matched Giving is what ultimately brings results. Remember to acknowledge the employer for their contribution and discuss with them, the best method for you to provide feedback on the difference their matched giving program makes to your organisation. For further information please contact us . Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account Search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register CAF Home | Companies | Charities | Individuals | Search | About CAF | Contact CAF News | Terms of Use | Privacy | Sitemap &copy; 2005 CAF Australia. All rights reserved. CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",11);arrFiles[8]=new Array(9,"charities_payroll.php","2005-06-23","CAF Australia - committed to effective giving","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAF UK CAF America CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF For Charities Payroll Giving Matched Giving Consultancy Services New Foundation Account Foundation Management Case Studies Sitemap Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured For Charities - Payroll Giving Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) Payroll Giving programs allow employees the opportunity to make a significant and lasting impact on the work of their preferred not-for-profit organisations through a direct tax deductible donation from their pre-tax pay. This system of giving provides a wide range of benefits to the employer, employees and the recipient not-for-profit organisations. Charities Aid Foundation can assist Employer \'s in the implementation and development of Payroll Giving in the workplace and maintain all back-office administration to minimise costs for all parties, especially not-for-profit organisations. More than 380 not-for-profit (DGR) organisations are currently recipients of the program (June 05). Funds are granted based on donor preference, which means that when an employee nominates your charity, validation checks are carried out and then funds are distributed monthly by CAF. Charity Benefits These are just a few of the reasons not-for-profit organisations are keen to acquire, develop and nurture Payroll Giving donors. Donor acquisition by CAF resources Charities Regular, reliable income makes a real and lasting impact Allows budgeting and planning for the future Can cover core costs or be allocated to specific projects and services Ensure vital services and programs continue Pre-tax benefit means donors can afford to give more CAF cost-effectively manage the processing and administration Donor information provided to Charities makes for long term sustainability Even small, but regular amounts add up in the long-term Corporate matching may also apply Other opportunities Eg. Volunteering, Pro bono, Strategic partnerships etc. An employer has 1800 employees. 15% of them each donate 30 from their monthly pay through Payroll Giving. That equals 8100 per month. Over a year, that \'s 97,200 and that \'s before any matching from the employer. Payroll Giving is a great way to raise long-term, regular funding. Developing existing Payroll Giving donors and a pro-active approach to securing employer and employee participation in Payroll Giving is what ultimately brings results. For further information please contact us . Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account Search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register CAF Home | Companies | Charities | Individuals | Search | About CAF | Contact CAF News | Terms of Use | Privacy | Sitemap &copy; 2005 CAF Australia. All rights reserved. CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",12);arrFiles[9]=new Array(10,"companies.php","2005-06-23","CAF Australia - Information for Companies","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAF UK CAF America CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF For Companies Payroll Giving Matched Giving Consultancy Services New Foundation Account Foundation Management Case Studies Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured For Companies CAF has developed a range of specialised services and programs to support your local and international corporate community involvement activities. Using CAF \'s expertise in administration and project management ensures that your community involvement program runs effectively and efficiently. Payroll Giving &raquo; A payroll giving program offering employees the opportunity to make a significant and lasting impact on the work of their nominated not-for-profit organisation, through a direct tax deductible donation from their pay. Matched Giving &raquo; A program for companies to match contributions made by their employees. Consultancy Services &raquo; Draw on our local and international expertise to develop and enhance your corporate community involvement activities. New Foundation Account &raquo; Incorporated into your corporate community involvement strategy, New Foundation Account provides a cost effective and efficient means of supporting your preferred charitable causes. Foundation Management &raquo; Outsourcing the management of your Foundation means that the benefits to you and your business can be developed and increased. Case Studies &raquo; Charities Aid Foundation has a wide range of case studies representing the many services available. Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account Search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register CAF Home | Companies | Charities | Individuals | Search | About CAF | Contact CAF News | Terms of Use | Privacy | Sitemap &copy; 2005 CAF Australia. All rights reserved. CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",11);arrFiles[10]=new Array(11,"companies_consultancy.php","2005-06-23","CAF Australia - committed to effective giving","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAF UK CAF America CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF For Companies Payroll Giving Matched Giving Consultancy Services New Foundation Account Foundation Management Case Studies Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured For Companies - Consultancy Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) has extensive international best practice experience to develop the framework, methodology and tools for corporate community involvement strategies. Our consulting service offers strategic advice; research and analysis; implementation of programs; and supporting companies to develop and manage these strategies and programs. Some key services CAF provides Identifying business community partnerships Advising best methods/programs to achieve outcomes Foundation development Program development Marketing and communications Monitoring and evaluation Corporate Community Involvement should be seen as a value adding investment. Charities Aid Foundation provides solutions to make a positive impact on your business and community. CAF can tailor a program that fulfils your requirements as we have done for businesses of all sizes. CAF works with some of Australia&rsquo;s most progressive companies and government agencies in achieving defined and beneficial outcomes including; BHP Billiton, NRMA Motoring &amp; Services, GlaxoSmithKline, McGraw-Hill Companies, Alcoa, The Prime Minister&rsquo;s Community Business Partnership, NSW Premier&rsquo;s Department, and many more. For further information please contact us . Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account Search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register CAF Home | Companies | Charities | Individuals | Search | About CAF | Contact CAF News | Terms of Use | Privacy | Sitemap &copy; 2005 CAF Australia. All rights reserved. CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",11);arrFiles[11]=new Array(12,"companies_foundationacc.php","2005-06-23","CAF Australia - committed to effective giving","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAF UK CAF America CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF For Companies Payroll Giving Matched Giving Consultancy Services New Foundation Account Foundation Management Case Studies Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured For Companies - New Foundation Account Charities Aid Foundation has 80 years international experience in establishing, directing and managing cost effective giving programs. A New Foundation Account allows your business to build an ongoing charitable support system that grows your corporate social responsibility. It streamlines your corporate philanthropy and sponsorship processes. For your business it becomes an effective and marketable community and charitable funding program without the administration. By strategically placing your company \'s New Foundation Account in line with your business goals, the public perception of your contribution can bring value to your business. This encourages your stakeholders including employees, customers and the community at large to feel better about your business. Benefits Your organisation may request a particular name for your New Foundation Account. It is easy to establish, has no establishment fees and competitive trustee fees. New Foundation Accounts are an alternative that provide all the benefits of a charitable foundation without the expense, time and infrastructure to establish and run it effectively. New Foundation Accounts are tax deductible and income earned is exempt from tax. It is a reliable marketing tool which can be used to address growing corporate social responsibility expectations of stakeholders. Staff and the public can be part of and donate to your New Foundation Account. Donations can be built up over time to form an endowment from which the income earned on investment may then be granted; or can be established as a vehicle for fundraising appeals where grants are ongoing. A New Foundation Account provides a controlled, cost effective way to manage the competing requests to your company to support community organisation. For further information please contact us. Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account Search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register CAF Home | Companies | Charities | Individuals | Search | About CAF | Contact CAF News | Terms of Use | Privacy | Sitemap &copy; 2005 CAF Australia. All rights reserved. CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",11);arrFiles[12]=new Array(13,"companies_foundationmng.php","2005-06-23","CAF Australia - committed to effective giving","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAF UK CAF America CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF For Companies Payroll Giving Matched Giving Consultancy Services New Foundation Account Foundation Management Case Studies Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured For Companies - Foundation Management Ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt excepteur sint occaecat ullamco laboris nisi. Ut enim ad minim veniam, cupidatat non proident, ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. Sunt in culpa quis nostrud exercitation mollit anim id est laborum. Qui officia deserunt velit esse cillum dolore ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Cupidatat non proident, quis nostrud exercitation duis aute irure dolor. Sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt. In reprehenderit in voluptate lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Eu fugiat nulla pariatur. Ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account Search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register CAF Home | Companies | Charities | Individuals | Search | About CAF | Contact CAF News | Terms of Use | Privacy | Sitemap &copy; 2005 CAF Australia. All rights reserved. CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",10);arrFiles[13]=new Array(14,"companies_matched.php","2005-06-23","CAF Australia - committed to effective giving","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAF UK CAF America CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF For Companies Payroll Giving Matched Giving Consultancy Services New Foundation Account Foundation Management Case Studies Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured For Companies - Matched Giving Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) is a provider of best practice Matched Giving programs worldwide, with the experience, professional skills and specialized information systems to devise and run a cost effective program for your company. Matched Giving programs provide dollar matching for employees&rsquo; time, fundraising effort and/or cash donations (including payroll giving) to charities and community organisations. Employer Benefits Expert advice Flexibility in program parameters Demonstrates commitment to supporting the community Enhances corporate reputation Builds employee morale and loyalty Employee attraction and retention Accountability and control Reduced employer administration Cost-effective Tax-effective Matched Giving programs provide vital funding for many charities and causes, particularly those in the communities in which your business operates. Whatever your staff and company circumstances we can tailor a program that fulfils your requirements as we have done so for businesses of all sizes. CAF has matching programs and arrangements with many employers across Australia and internationally including; BHP Billiton, Ernst &amp; Young, National Wealth Management, Bayer Australia, Dimension Data, Sun Microsystems, Merrill Lynch, BP, Unilever, Sydney Water, and many more. For further information please contact us . Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account Search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register CAF Home | Companies | Charities | Individuals | Search | About CAF | Contact CAF News | Terms of Use | Privacy | Sitemap &copy; 2005 CAF Australia. All rights reserved. CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",11);arrFiles[14]=new Array(15,"companies_payroll.php","2005-06-23","CAF Australia - committed to effective giving","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAF UK CAF America CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF For Companies Payroll Giving Matched Giving Consultancy Services New Foundation Account Foundation Management Case Studies Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured For Companies - Payroll Giving Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) Payroll Giving programs allow employees the opportunity to make a significant and lasting impact on the work of their preferred not-for-profit organisations through a direct tax deductible donation from their pre-tax pay. This system of giving provides a wide range of benefits to the employer, employees and the recipient not-for-profit organisations. Charities Aid Foundation can assist you in the implementation and development of Payroll Giving in the workplace and maintain all back-office administration to minimise costs and to provide monthly grants to charities. Employer Benefits Complete donor preference - any Charity (DGR) in Australia Demonstrates commitment to supporting the community Enhances corporate reputation Builds employee morale and loyalty Employee attraction and retention Cost effective Simple streamlined administration (only one code in payroll system) Flexible employer involvement Pre-tax or post-tax deductions Tax deductible corporate matching options A company has 2500 employees. 10% of employees each donate an average 7 from their weekly pay. Collectively, that \'s 7000 per month and 84,000 over a year&hellip; and that \'s before any matching from the employer. Payroll Giving Achievements Charities Aid Foundation has an impressive local and international record in bringing the corporate and community sectors together for mutual benefit. We are working with more than 500 employers including; Macquarie Bank, Ernst &amp; Young, Dimension Data, Pfizer, Holden, Sun Microsystems, BP, Bloomberg, Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu, McDonald \'s, Unilever, Bendigo Bank, Commonwealth Treasury, Sydney Water, Gold Coast City Council, Victorian Dept of Premier and Cabinet and many more. For further information please contact us . Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account Search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register CAF Home | Companies | Charities | Individuals | Search | About CAF | Contact CAF News | Terms of Use | Privacy | Sitemap &copy; 2005 CAF Australia. All rights reserved. CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",11);arrFiles[15]=new Array(16,"contactus.php","2005-06-23","CAF Australia - committed to effective giving","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAF UK CAF America CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured Contact CAF To find out more about any of CAF \'s services, please contact us using the enquiry form or any of the contact details listed below. Enquiry Name: * Organisation: * Address: * City: * State: * Postcode: * Tel: * Email: Please send me more information on Payroll Giving for: Companies Charities Matched Giving for: Companies Consultancy for: Companies Charities Foundation Accounts for: Companies Charities Individuals Foundation Management for: Companies, Charities and Individuals Investors in Community for: Individuals Comments: Message: Our Contact Details Head Office - NSW Suite 1 - Level 9 56 Berry Street North Sydney NSW 2060 Postal Address Locked Bag 962 North Sydney NSW 2059 Telephone 02 9929 9633 Infoline 1300 653 567 Facsimile 02 9929 9588 Website www.cafaustralia.org.au Email &#x69;&#x6e;&#x66;o&#64;&#99;&#x61;&#102;a&#117;&#x73;&#116;&#114;&#x61;&#108;i&#x61;&#x2e;&#x6f;&#x72;&#103;&#x2e;&#x61;&#x75; Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account Search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register CAF Home | Companies | Charities | Individuals | Search | About CAF | Contact CAF News | Terms of Use | Privacy | Sitemap &copy; 2005 CAF Australia. All rights reserved. CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",15);arrFiles[16]=new Array(17,"donatemax.php","2005-06-23","CAF Australia - committed to effective giving","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAF UK CAF America CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF For Companies Payroll Giving Matched Giving Consultancy Services New Foundation Account Foundation Management Case Studies Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured Payroll Giving Charities Aid Foundation Payroll Giving programs allow employees the opportunity to make a significant and lasting impact on the work of their preferred not-for-profit organisations through a direct tax deductible donation form their pre-tax pay. This system of giving provides a wide range of benefits to the employer, employees and the recipient not-for-profit organisations. Charities Aid Foundation can assist you in the implementation and development of Payroll Giving in the workplace and maintain all back-office administration to minimise costs and to provide monthly grants to charities. Participating Employer Benefits Demonstrates commitment to supporting the community Builds employee morale and loyalty Enhances corporate reputation Cost effective &ndash; no upfront fee and minimal administration Flexible employer involvement Pre-tax or post tax deductions Tax deductible corporate matching options What a difference Payroll Giving makes A company has 2500 employees 10% of employees each donate an average 7 from their weekly pay Collectively, that&rsquo;s 7000 per month and 84,000 over a year&hellip; Payroll Giving achievements Charities Aid Foundation has an impressive local and international record in bringing the corporate and community sectors together for mutual benefit. We are working with more than 500 Employers including; Macquarie Bank, Ernst &amp; Young, Dimension Data, Pfizer, Holden, Sun Microsystems, BP, Bloomberg, Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu, McDonald&rsquo;s, Unilever, Bendigo Bank, Commonwealth Treasury, Sydney Water, Gold Coast City Council, Victorian Dept of Premier and Cabinet and many more&hellip; Need further information? Contact Charities Aid Foundation Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account Search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register CAF Home | Companies | Charities | Individuals | Search | About CAF | Contact CAF News | Terms of Use | Privacy | Sitemap &copy; 2005 CAF Australia. All rights reserved. CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",11);arrFiles[17]=new Array(18,"donate_max.php","2005-06-23","CAF Australia - committed to effective giving","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAF UK CAF America CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF Members Account Details Account History Messages News Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured DonateMax - Members This is a dummy page representing the DonateMax interface managed by Strata Pay. Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account Search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register CAF Home | Companies | Charities | Individuals | Search | About CAF | Contact CAF News | Terms of Use | Privacy | Sitemap &copy; 2005 CAF Australia. All rights reserved. CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",9);arrFiles[18]=new Array(19,"foundationmanagement.php","2005-06-24","CAF Australia - Foundation Management","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAF UK CAF America CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF Resources News Case Studies Useful Links Search Charity Register Sitemap Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured For Companies, Charities, Individuals - Foundation Management Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) is a provider of best practice Foundation Management services worldwide. Professional management of donations presents a simple and tax-effective way to give. Outsourcing the management of your Foundation means that the benefits to you, your business and not-for-profit groups can be developed and increased. This service lets you keep control of the direction and strategies of your established Foundation, while outsourcing the administration to achieve desired outcomes. A Private Prescribed Fund (PPF) allows businesses, families and individuals to establish their own foundations for philanthropic and humanitarian purposes. CAF can help you establish a charitable PPF as an innovative and lasting way of supporting community needs. Benefits: Expertise in complex regulatory environments Tax, Charitable and Fundraising Law Cost-effective competitive fees Increased efficiencies Reduced administration Flexible control of your Foundation Simplifies the running of your Foundation Value adding Utilizing the Management Services of Charities Aid Foundation means you can focus your resources on the actual Foundation, rather than the administration. CAF is managing Foundations for many individuals, families, businesses and not-for-profit organisations, most notably the Sydney Community Foundation. For further information please contact us . Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account Search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register CAF Home | Companies | Charities | Individuals | Search | About CAF | Contact CAF News | Terms of Use | Privacy | Sitemap &copy; 2005 CAF Australia. All rights reserved. CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",11);arrFiles[19]=new Array(20,"index.php","2005-06-23","Charities Overview - CAF Australia - services for not-for-profit organisations","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAF UK CAF America CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF CAF News Current News Newsletters Media Releases Sitemap Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured Charities Aid Foundation Australians have a long and well deserved reputation for caring and helping those in need. Charities Aid Foundation (CAF), a not-for-profit organisation provides the knowledge, infrastructure, back-office administration and ongoing management of these services: Payroll Giving Provide for employees to contribute tax-effectively through a regular donation from their pay. Companies &raquo; Charities &raquo; Individuals &raquo; Matched Giving Programs for companies to match contributions made by their employees to charities. Companies &raquo; Charities &raquo; Consultancy Working with business, government and the not-for-profit sector to develop corporate community investment strategies. Companies &raquo; Charities &raquo; Foundation Accounts A simple and cost effective alternative to establishing your own charitable foundation. Companies &raquo; Charities &raquo; Individuals &raquo; Foundation Management Foundation Management of your established foundation(s). Companies, Charities and Individuals &raquo; Investors in Community As specialised agents, we facilitate ethical banking services for community oriented investors. Individuals &raquo; Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account Search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register CAF Home | Companies | Charities | Individuals | Search | About CAF | Contact CAF News | Terms of Use | Privacy | Sitemap &copy; 2005 CAF Australia. All rights reserved. CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",12);arrFiles[20]=new Array(21,"individuals.php","2005-06-23","CAF Australia - committed to effective giving","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAF UK CAF America CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF For Individuals Payroll Giving New Foundation Account Foundation Management Investors in Community Case Studies Sitemap Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured For Individuals CAF Australia has developed a range of specialised services and programs to enable you to support your preferred causes in an effective and efficient manner. Payroll Giving &raquo; A payroll giving program offering employees the opportunity to make a significant and lasting impact on the work of their nominated not-for-profit organisation, through a direct tax deductible donation from their pay. New Foundation Account &raquo; New Foundation Account provides a cost effective and efficient means of supporting your preferred charitable causes. Foundation Management &raquo; A Private Prescribed Fund (PPF) allows businesses, families and individuals to establish their own foundations for philanthropic and humanitarian purposes. we can help you establish a charitable PPF as an innovative and lasting way of supporting community needs. Outsourcing the management of your Foundations also brings additional benefits. Investors in Community (IIC) &raquo; As an agent of one of Australia \'s most respected banks, we offer everyday banking for people who want to support community based projects that deliver social and economic benefits. Case Studies &raquo; Charities Aid Foundation has a wide range of case studies representing the many services available. Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account Search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register CAF Home | Companies | Charities | Individuals | Search | About CAF | Contact CAF News | Terms of Use | Privacy | Sitemap &copy; 2005 CAF Australia. All rights reserved. CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",11);arrFiles[21]=new Array(22,"indiv_foundationacc.php","2005-06-23","CAF Australia - committed to effective giving","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAF UK CAF America CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF For Individuals Payroll Giving New Foundation Account Foundation Management Investors in Community Case Studies Sitemap Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured For Individuals - New Foundation Account Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) is a provider of best practice Foundation Accounts worldwide. A New Foundation Account allows you to build an ongoing charitable support system that reflects your commitment to social responsibility and a better community. CAF can devise and run a cost-effective program tailored to your requirements. You benefit from our experience, professional skills and specialised information systems. Establishment of a New Foundation Account provides you with an alternative with all the benefits of a major foundation, but without the expense and time. Professional management of donations presents you with a simple and tax-effective way to give. Bequests can be vested to continue your commitment. Benefits Simple to establish Cost-effective No establishment fees Competitive Trust fees Nominate a name for your Account Minimal infrastructure required Tax deductible and income earned is exempt from tax Other family members, friends and associates can participate Can be built up to form an endowment Controlled management of requests for funding Demonstrates commitment to supporting the community Your New Foundation Account accumulates funds in perpetuity enabling you to contribute to the community beyond your lifetime. For further information please contact us . Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account Search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register CAF Home | Companies | Charities | Individuals | Search | About CAF | Contact CAF News | Terms of Use | Privacy | Sitemap &copy; 2005 CAF Australia. All rights reserved. CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",11);arrFiles[22]=new Array(23,"indiv_payroll.php","2005-06-23","CAF Australia - committed to effective giving","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAF UK CAF America CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF For Individuals Payroll Giving New Foundation Account Foundation Management Investors in Community Case Studies Sitemap Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured For Individuals - Payroll Giving Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) Payroll Giving programs allow employees the opportunity to make a significant and lasting impact on the work of their preferred not-for-profit organisations through a direct tax deductible donation from their pre-tax pay. This system of giving provides a wide range of benefits to the employer, employees and the recipient not-for-profit organisations. Charities Aid Foundation can assist Employers in the implementation and development of Payroll Giving in the workplace and maintain all back-office administration to minimise costs and to provide monthly grants to charities. All programs must be endorsed by your Employer. A good starting point is HR, Payroll and those people managing your organisations community programs. Employee Benefits Complete donor preference - nominate any Charity (DGR) in Australia Pre-tax benefit - upfront at the time your donation is made Simple way to give - direct from pay Flexibility to start, change, stop at any time Cost effective method of giving Feels good - giving your support A company has 5000 employees. 8% of employees each donate an average 15 from their fortnightly pay. Collectively, that \'s 12000 per month and 144,000 over a year&hellip; and that \'s before any matching from the employer. Payroll Giving Achievements Charities Aid Foundation has an impressive local and international record in bringing the corporate and community sectors together for mutual benefit. We are working with more than 500 employers and their employees including; Macquarie Bank, Ernst &amp; Young, Dimension Data, Pfizer, Holden, Sun Microsystems, BP, Bloomberg, Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu, McDonald \'s, Unilever, Bendigo Bank, Commonwealth Treasury, Sydney Water, Gold Coast City Council, Victorian Dept of Premier and Cabinet and many more. For further information please contact us . Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account Search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register CAF Home | Companies | Charities | Individuals | Search | About CAF | Contact CAF News | Terms of Use | Privacy | Sitemap &copy; 2005 CAF Australia. All rights reserved. CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",11);arrFiles[23]=new Array(24,"investors.php","2005-06-23","CAF Australia - Investors in Community ","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAF UK CAF America CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF For Individuals Payroll Giving New Foundation Account Foundation Management Investors in Community Case Studies Sitemap Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured For Individuals - Investors in Community Investors in Community (IIC) is a wholly owned subsidiary of Charities Aid Foundation, and as an agent of one of Australia \'s most respected banks, offers everyday banking for people who want to support community based projects that deliver effective social and economic benefits. As a Specialised Agent we facilitate a competitive alternative for your banking needs and, where practical, arrange loans from those funds to community organisations whose projects are consistent with ethical practice and sustainable environments. Charities Aid Foundation, a not-for-profit organisation, is Australia \'s most experienced provider of best practice community banking programs. This type of banking succeeds for everyone involved. By utilising Investors in Community you receive all the benefits expected of a traditional bank, and your savings are doing something additionally worthwhile for Australians. This is financial management of the future - now! You can achieve a double effect with your savings and investment and have those funds bring rewards for all. To enable your support of the community sector, this program is the best way for you to bank. Investors in Community link people who have values with community projects of value. For further information please contact us. Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account Search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register CAF Home | Companies | Charities | Individuals | Search | About CAF | Contact CAF News | Terms of Use | Privacy | Sitemap &copy; 2005 CAF Australia. All rights reserved. CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",11);arrFiles[24]=new Array(25,"legal.php","2005-06-23","CAF Australia - committed to effective giving","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAF UK CAF America CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured Terms of Use Disclaimer The information on this website is intended as a guide only. Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) Australia, its staff and representatives are not responsible for any actions taken by, or losses suffered by, any person on the basis of, or in reliance upon, any information on the website, nor for any omission or error in this information. Copyright All information and publications are copyright. No part may be reproduced by any process other than for the purposes of and subject to the provisions of the Copyright Act. Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account Search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register CAF Home | Companies | Charities | Individuals | Search | About CAF | Contact CAF News | Terms of Use | Privacy | Sitemap &copy; 2005 CAF Australia. All rights reserved. CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",9);arrFiles[25]=new Array(26,"links.php","2005-06-24","CAF Australia - committed to effective giving","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAF UK CAF America CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF Resources News Case Studies Useful Links Search Charity Register Sitemap Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured Useful Links The following sites provide charity information which may be of interest: Australian Business Register (ABR) Australian Charities and Non Profits Australian Tax Office (ATO) Cavill + Co Chain Reaction Community Builders Fund Raising Institute of Australia (FIA) Givewell Pathways Australia Philanthropy Australia Prime Minister \'s Community Business Partnership Pro Bono Australia Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) offers this list as a potential resource. CAF may have no knowledge of the content of the sites listed and cannot attest to their validity. Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account Search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register CAF Home | Companies | Charities | Individuals | Search | About CAF | Contact CAF News | Terms of Use | Privacy | Sitemap &copy; 2005 CAF Australia. All rights reserved. CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",11);arrFiles[26]=new Array(27,"login.php","2005-06-23","CAF Australia - committed to effective giving","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAF UK CAF America CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF Members Account Details Account History Messages News Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured DonateMax - Members You are logged in to your DonateMax Account. Click on any of the links on the right to manage your account. Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account Search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register CAF Home | Companies | Charities | Individuals | Search | About CAF | Contact CAF News | Terms of Use | Privacy | Sitemap &copy; 2005 CAF Australia. All rights reserved. CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",9);arrFiles[27]=new Array(28,"management.php","2005-06-23","CAF Australia - corporate Profile","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAF UK CAF America CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF Profile Board of Directors Management Team Sitemap Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured Our Management Team Duncan Power, Executive Director John Winkett, Deputy Director Ian Kircher, Finance Manager Donna Riley O \'Neill, Manager Corporate Services Marlene MacFarlane, New Foundation Account Manager Teresita Viskovich, Client Services and Administration Manager Duncan Power Executive Director Duncan has over fifteen years experience working with the community sector as a CEO, board member and volunteer. As a qualified accountant Duncan pursued a career in banking and finance, working with British social bank Mercury Provident (now Triodos Bank) where he was employed as Executive Director for five years. Duncan worked for three years with CAF in the UK where he helped establish a successful social venture capital and loan fund for non-profit organisations. Originally from New Zealand, and after working with CAF in the UK, he moved to Australia in 1998 to establish Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) Australia. John Winkett Deputy Director John has a background in marketing and communications in the private sector, however, for the last 20 years he has worked in the not-for-profit sector with World Vision as National Operations and Corporate Relations Manager and Save the Children as National Marketing Manager. John has wide experience in developing corporate partnership strategies and was responsible for launching a very successful affinity card for Save the Children with American Express and in 2001received the Prime Minister \'s Community &amp; Business Partnerships national award for a project with Procter and Gamble. John designed and developed the Timehelp Project funded by The Alcoa Foundation, in partnership with SEAL Force, which is a community based volunteer program working in schools in the Geelong region. John \'s role at CAF over the past three years has been in the area of corporate social responsibility, working with key groups to market and develop this concept in Australia. Ian Kircher Finance Manager Ian has over twenty years experience working in the financial &amp; accounting sectors.Originally starting his career in chartered accountancy, he has also worked in manufacturing and banking. Ian has extensive experience working in Europe and the UK . From 1996 he has worked with various not-for-profits which included the establishment of Charities Aid Foundation in Australia. Donna Riley O \'Neill Manager Corporate Services Donna is the National Corporate Services Manager of Charities Aid Foundation, specialising in workplace / payroll giving and matched giving programs. Donna has worked and volunteered in the charitable sector for the past ten years, developing and managing partnerships with the corporate sector. Her work has taken her across Australia and overseas experiencing many levels of community development and cultures of giving. Over the past three years her role at CAF has taken workplace giving to a new level with more than 500 corporate programs now contributing more than 1.7 million each year to the charitable sector in Australia. Marlene MacFarlane New Foundation Account Manager Quis nostrud exercitation lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, ut enim ad minim veniam. In reprehenderit in voluptate ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. Velit esse cillum dolore sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ullamco laboris nisi. Duis aute irure dolor quis nostrud exercitation lorem ipsum dolor sit amet. Cupidatat non proident, sunt in culpa consectetur adipisicing elit. Teresita Viskovich Client Services and Administration Manager Prior to joining CAF Australia in 2001, Teresita worked in various commercial companies in the area of office administration. Most notably was her 20 years with Qantas Airways where she worked as a Clerk, Revenue Accounting Supervisor and Commercial Agreements Administrator. Teresita was a member of the Reservations Emergency Air-Incident Control Team and was a recipient of a Customer Excellence Award. Teresita completed her Bachelor of Science in Commerce in one of the oldest and established universities in the Philippines. In pursuit of her career, she attended and completed an accreditation course in Commercial Law at Sydney University. Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account Search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register CAF Home | Companies | Charities | Individuals | Search | About CAF | Contact CAF News | Terms of Use | Privacy | Sitemap &copy; 2005 CAF Australia. All rights reserved. CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",14);arrFiles[28]=new Array(29,"media releases.php","2005-06-23","CAF Australia - Media Releases","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAF UK CAF America CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF CAF News Current News Newsletters Media Releases Sitemap Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured Media Releases Australians Embrace Payroll Giving 15 December 2003 Australians are taking steps to reverse their historically low levels of charitable giving, with thousands now making regular donations from their monthly pay, according to a leading charity organisation. Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) Executive Director Duncan Power said Australians had embraced the concept of payroll giving, following a ruling by the Australian Tax Office 18 months ago allowing employees to make donations from their pre-tax pay. read more New Tax Incentive for Donations to Charities 19th July 2002 for immediate release In a ground breaking move the Australian Tax Office has announced a variation to withholding tax for donors making ongoing donations from their pay to charities with deductible gift recipient status (through Gazette S 251). Under the new ruling employees whose employers endorse the variation, can receive an immediate tax benefit thanks to reduced tax being withheld from their pay. read more &raquo;&raquo; Pre-tax Donations for Payroll Giving 18th July 2002 CAF Australia recently announced that a decision from the Australian Taxation Office will now give employees throughout Australia the opportunity to give to their favourite charity through their payroll, receiving an immediate tax benefit. Assistant Commissioner of Taxation, Megan Yong gazetted the ruling on 2nd July 2002 allowing a variation to the amount of withholding payment. read more &raquo;&raquo; Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account Search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register CAF Home | Companies | Charities | Individuals | Search | About CAF | Contact CAF News | Terms of Use | Privacy | Sitemap &copy; 2005 CAF Australia. All rights reserved. CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",12);arrFiles[29]=new Array(30,"news.php","2005-06-23","CAF Australia - committed to effective giving","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAF UK CAF America CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF CAF News Current News Newsletters Media Releases Sitemap Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured News Timehelp program in partnership with Alcoa With funding from the Alcoa Foundation in America, CAF Australia and SEAL Force have worked in partnership to develop the Timehelp project. The project was born in early 2003 out of a desire to better utilise people resources in building stronger and more vibrant communities. The focus has been on retirees in the Geelong area, many of whom were employees of Alcoa. Retirees typically have more time available, bringing a regular and more sustainable edge to the concept of volunteering. Timehelp is being undertaken with three primary and two secondary schoolsin Geelong to provide volunteer help, running specific programs in theselected schools. The aim was to place a group of 20 retiree volunteers intoschools participating as part of the pilot project. Great support has been received from the Geelong Volunteer Resource Centreas well as the Local Learning and Employment Network. Consultation withthe Education Foundation and several local groups ensured that the programdelivered the most effective resource to the schools. Volunteers have been placed into such projects as: Gardening projects IT support Literacy reading programs Food and nutrition for young mothers Library support Individual student mentoring Principal mentoring Timehelp has been so enthusiastically received that we are collectivelyworking to develop a flexible model which could be made available in awide variety of areas. A complete kit for schools and volunteers is beingproduced and will include a research strategy, implementation and ongoingdevelopment strategy. With the wonderful support of Alcoa, Timehelp will become a uniqueresource available for the wider community, with all the informationrequired for an effective volunteering program. A partnership between the Alcoa Foundation, Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) and SEALForceTimehelp program in partnership with Alcoa Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account Search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register CAF Home | Companies | Charities | Individuals | Search | About CAF | Contact CAF News | Terms of Use | Privacy | Sitemap &copy; 2005 CAF Australia. All rights reserved. CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",11);arrFiles[30]=new Array(31,"newsletters.php","2005-06-23","CAF Australia - News Archives 2005","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAF UK CAF America CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF CAF News Current News Newsletters Media Releases Sitemap Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured Newsletters To read any of the CAF Newsletters simply click on the link and a new browser window will open. April 2005 April 2004 January 2004 January 2003 February 2002 Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account Search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register CAF Home | Companies | Charities | Individuals | Search | About CAF | Contact CAF News | Terms of Use | Privacy | Sitemap &copy; 2005 CAF Australia. All rights reserved. CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",10);arrFiles[31]=new Array(32,"privacy.php","2005-06-23","CAF Australia - committed to effective giving","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAF UK CAF America CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured Privacy Policy Your privacy is our priority CAF Australia and its related organisations (CAF Australia, CAF Community Fund Ltd, CAF Community Fund Trust &amp; Investors in Community Pty Ltd) are bound by the Commonwealth Privacy Act 1988 and subsequent amendments. This document sets out our policies relating to the collection, storage and disposal of your personal information. The information that we collect We only collect information that is necessary to conduct our business. This applies across all programs and services that we run. In order to administer these programs efficiently we need to collect information such as: your name, mailing address, telephone number, employer information &amp; donation details. For Investors in Community we might also collect information about your employment, date of birth, and other details normally required by banking institutions. We respect your privacy CAF and its related organisations collects information concerning you, by either asking you to complete a form, or it may come from your preferred not-for-profit, or in a limited number of cases, directly from your employer. You may choose not to provide all of this information, in which case we may not be able to issue you with a tax receipt or provide you with the other services you, your employer or your preferred not-for-profit organisation may require. Disclosing your personal information We will not provide your personal information to any other individuals or organisations except, where you have requested that the information will be passed on to preferred not-for-profit organisation&acute;s, or where the information is required by our professional advisors, government and other regulatory authorities. Selected information will also be transmitted to CAF in the UK for data processing management. An agreement has been signed between CAF UK and CAF Australia to ensure compliance with the requirements of the Commonwealth Privacy Act. Information taken, for deposits and loans facilitated by Investors In Community Pty Ltd (A subsidiary of CAF Australia) in alliance with Bendigo Bank, will also be subject to the privacy policy of Bendigo Bank. (For information concerning their privacy policy go to www.bendigobank.com.au). Ensuring accuracy &amp; data security CAF Australia takes all reasonable precautions to ensure the information collected is accurate and up to date. Privacy is a sensitive issue and to ensure accuracy it is important to keep your details up to date. Please contact us if your details change. You can also contact us with any questions you might have with regards to the privacy policy (CAF reserves the right to charge a small fee for this service). We keep all information under strict control in a secure place and only accessible to trained staff who have committed to a confidentiality agreement. Information will be retained for a period of seven years and then destroyed under strict supervision. To contact us Please contact us if you have any queries or questions relating to our privacy policy on (02) 9929 9633 or email our p&#x72;&#x69;&#x76;&#x61;&#x63;&#x79;offi&#x63;&#x65;&#x72;&#x40;&#x63;&#x61;f&#x61;&#x75;&#115;&#116;&#x72;&#x61;&#x6c;&#x69;a&#46;or&#103;.&#x61;&#117; Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account Search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register CAF Home | Companies | Charities | Individuals | Search | About CAF | Contact CAF News | Terms of Use | Privacy | Sitemap &copy; 2005 CAF Australia. All rights reserved. CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",12);arrFiles[32]=new Array(33,"registration.php","2005-06-23","CAF Australia - committed to effective giving","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAF UK CAF America CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF Charity Search By Category By Appeal Registration Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured Register Your Organisation Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) can help your charity raise funds online tax-effectively &shy; regardless of whether or not your charity has a website. Register your organisation and access a potential audience of millions. Organisation Details Organisation Name: Street: City: State: Postcode: General Phone: General Fax: Web: Email address: ABN: DGR Name: Tax deductible: yes no Category Choose most relevant Select a category Accident Acquired Brain Injury Aged Animals and Birds Arts and Culture Blindness Cancer Children Crisis Deafness Disabilities - Intellectual Disabilities - Physical Greenhouse Effect Grief &amp; Loss HIV/Aids Homeless Hospitals Infant Land Slide Legal Libraries Medical Research Men Mental Health Military Service Museums Religious Institutions Sickness and Disease Sport Storm Suicide Prevention Tidal Wave Universities War Welfare Women Contact Details Contact Name: Contact Phone: Contact Fax: Contact Email: Password: Password confirm: Organisation Profile Your purpose/what what your organisation does : Price Points ie. 50 will enable who/what to do what every month: Statistics relevant to cause ie. In Qld more than 30,000 children are reported abused each year. 90% of these are unable to access the help they need News Story/Case Study Word maximum ability to include image Image Upload Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account Search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register CAF Home | Companies | Charities | Individuals | Search | About CAF | Contact CAF News | Terms of Use | Privacy | Sitemap &copy; 2005 CAF Australia. All rights reserved. CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",18);arrFiles[33]=new Array(34,"search.php","2005-06-23","Search the CAF Australia site pages - CAF is committed to effective giving","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAF UK CAF America CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF Charity Search By Category Registration Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured Search the CAF Australia website pages (To search the charity database use the form at the bottom right of this page) Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account Search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register CAF Home | Companies | Charities | Individuals | Search | About CAF | Contact CAF News | Terms of Use | Privacy | Sitemap &copy; 2005 CAF Australia. All rights reserved. CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",9);arrFiles[34]=new Array(35,"search_appeal.php","2005-06-23","CAF Australia - committed to effective giving","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAF UK CAF America CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF Charity Search By Category By Appeal Registration Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured Charity Search - By Appeal Select an appeal from the list : CAF Community Fund Tsunami Appeal Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) Australia is supporting the immense relief effort caused by the tsunami that recently devastated southern Asia. Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account Search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register CAF Home | Companies | Charities | Individuals | Search | About CAF | Contact CAF News | Terms of Use | Privacy | Sitemap &copy; 2005 CAF Australia. All rights reserved. CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",9);arrFiles[35]=new Array(36,"sitemap.php","2005-06-23","CAF Australia Sitemap","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAF UK CAF America CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured Sitemap CAF Home About CAF Board of Directors Management Team For Companies Payroll Giving Matched Giving Foundation Accounts Foundation Management Consultancy Services For Charities Payroll Giving Matched Giving Foundation Accounts Foundation Management Consultancy Services Charity Register For Individuals Payroll Giving Foundation Accounts Foundation Management Investors In Community Charity Search Browse Categories Charity Register Resources News - current Newsletters Media Releases Case Studies BHP Billiton GlaxoSmithKline Pre-tax Payroll Giving Ernst &amp; Young Holden Macquarie Bank Merrill Lynch Sydney Water Corporation Cutting Edge Qld Dept. of Housing Oxfam Community Aid Abroad Pre-tax Payroll Giving BHP Billiton Ernst &amp; Young Merrill Lynch Sydney Water Corporation Intrepid Travel Royal Agricultural Society of Victoria NSW Premier \'s Dept. Private Donor Contact CAF Privacy Policy Terms of Use Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account Search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register CAF Home | Companies | Charities | Individuals | Search | About CAF | Contact CAF News | Terms of Use | Privacy | Sitemap &copy; 2005 CAF Australia. All rights reserved. CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",13);arrFiles[36]=new Array(37,"thanks.php","2005-06-23","Thank you ~ CAF Australia ~ committed to effective giving","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAF UK CAF America CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured Thank You Thank you for registering for the CAF Newsletter. Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account Search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register CAF Home | Companies | Charities | Individuals | Search | About CAF | Contact CAF News | Terms of Use | Privacy | Sitemap &copy; 2005 CAF Australia. All rights reserved. CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",9);arrFiles[37]=new Array(38,"thanks2.php","2005-06-23","CAF Australia - committed to effective giving","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAFAmerica CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register Newsletter - Subscribe Thank you for subscribing to CAF \'s newsletter. Ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. Eu fugiat nulla pariatur. Quis nostrud exercitation ut enim ad minim veniam, in reprehenderit in voluptate. Cupidatat non proident, excepteur sint occaecat consectetur adipisicing elit. 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For Companies Payroll Giving Matched Giving Consultancy Services New Foundation Account Foundation Management Case Studies Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured News | Legal Disclaimer | Privacy CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",9);arrFiles[38]=new Array(39,"thankyou.php","2005-06-23","Thank you ~ CAF Australia ~ committed to effective giving","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAF UK CAF America CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF For Companies Payroll Giving Matched Giving Consultancy Services New Foundation Account Foundation Management Case Studies Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured Thank You Your enquiry has been submitted and will be attended to as soon as possible. We value your interest in our organisation and our services and thank you for visit. Sunt in culpa velit esse cillum dolore ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. Ullamco laboris nisi in reprehenderit in voluptate qui officia deserunt. Mollit anim id est laborum. Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account Search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register CAF Home | Companies | Charities | Individuals | Search | About CAF | Contact CAF News | Terms of Use | Privacy | Sitemap &copy; 2005 CAF Australia. All rights reserved. CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",9);arrFiles[39]=new Array(40,"casestudies/advocacy.php","2005-06-24","CAF Australia - committed to effective giving","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAF UK CAF America CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF Resources News Case Studies Useful Links Search Charity Register Sitemap Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured Case Studies Charities Aid Foundation - Advocacy Involvement Issue Pre-tax Payroll Giving Background New Incentive for donations to charities registered as Deductible Gift Recipients (DGR) in Australia. Announcement by the Australian Taxation Office in July 2002. Press Release Extract In a ground-breaking move the Australian Tax Office has announced a variation to withholding tax for donors making ongoing/recurring donations to charities with deductible gift recipient status from their pay (through Gazette S 251). Under the new ruling employees, whose employers endorse the variation, can receive an immediate tax benefit thanks to reduced tax being withheld from their pay. This means that an employee who pays marginal tax of 42% and donates 20 from their pay will only see 11.60 deducted due to the reduced amount of tax the employer is required to withhold. In Australia a few million dollars is being gifted annually through payroll giving programs. The positive tax changes now present a new opportunity for such donations to at least double over the next two years. CAF \'s Role Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) Australia lobbied for this change along with others over a period of more than two years. Work included the writing of a paper presented to the Prime Minister \'s Community Business Partnership tax committee and writing directly to the Australian Taxation Office. Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account Search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register CAF Home | Companies | Charities | Individuals | Search | About CAF | Contact CAF News | Terms of Use | Privacy | Sitemap &copy; 2005 CAF Australia. All rights reserved. CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",12);arrFiles[40]=new Array(41,"casestudies/bhp.php","2005-06-24","CAF Case Study - BHP Billiton","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAF UK CAF America CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF Resources News Case Studies Useful Links Search Charity Register Sitemap Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured Case Studies International Matched Giving Program - BHP Billiton Name of Entity BHP Billiton Consultancy Undertaken the development of a Matched Giving Program Objective to ensure that the program reaches the forefront of international best practice in corporate citizenship and staff driven community investment; to develop through a thorough process of staff and relevant stakeholder engagement and consultation; to complement and support the companies current and future community and environmental partnerships; to be international in scope, yet have the flexibility to be adapted to particular local country circumstances,and to be administered by CAF from within Australia using web based and manual technology. Work Completed Consultation with other companies and external organisations to identify: hallmarks of best practice; ways of achieving administrative simplicity and practicality, and key learnings from the experiences of other companies who have implemented international employee giving / matching programs. Consultation with staff and management to identify: the range of current activities and programs around charitable contributions, and matching of staff giving; the views and opinions of management and staff (at Site level) about how they would like to see a matched giving program structured, and any issues that may affect the practical implementation of the program. To achieve these objectives, CAF Australia worked with Positive Outcomes and CAF International, as well as other alliance partners. Administration of pilot program: CAF administered the program in three countries for the initial trial period between April 2002 and March 2003. The coal mines in Queensland have so far shown very positive results. Participation rates of up to 15% have been achieved. Results the consultancy led to the establishment of a matched giving pilot program being launched in April 2002 in three countries (Australia, South Africa, UK). a high level of employee support (a great emphasis has been placed on the employees volunteering time in local community based organisations) has resulted. verage participation in Australia of 34% with one particular site excelling with 84% participation. a decision was taken in early 2005 to extend the matched giving program to all appropriate BHPB site globally. This roll out will commence progressively from 1st July 2005. Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account Search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register CAF Home | Companies | Charities | Individuals | Search | About CAF | Contact CAF News | Terms of Use | Privacy | Sitemap &copy; 2005 CAF Australia. All rights reserved. CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",13);arrFiles[41]=new Array(42,"casestudies/cutting_edge.php","2005-06-24","Case Studies - Cutting Edge","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAF UK CAF America CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF Resources News Case Studies Useful Links Search Charity Register Sitemap Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured Payroll Giving &middot; Cutting Edge Post Name of Entity Cutting Edge Post Background Cutting Edge Post is a privately owned Queensland company that provides marketing, advertising and post production services to state and national clients. It has a combined workforce of 90 people comprised of 50 full time staff and 40 contractors. A staff member became aware of Payroll Giving after contributing to Amnesty International via a credit card and was seeking a more sustainable way of contributing. After approaching the Directors and being given their support to introduce the program into Cutting Edge this staff member drafted a marketing plan to get as many employees as possible on board. Objective To introduce an environment of philanthropy within the organisation that emphasised staff participation and personal reward. Audiences All full time employees of Cutting Edge Post The three Directors of the Company Key Messages A small amount can make a big difference Feel good about doing something positive Nominate your preferred charity to support Strategy Initial email to all staff about general philanthropy. Identify employees currently supporting their community. Personal letter from Directors endorsing the program and encouraging staff to take part. Identify key staff (Staff Champions) - spoke individually to them about the benefits of Payroll Giving. Personalised the message to individuals taking the light-hearted approach. Director emailed all employees his personal story about giving and how it made him feel good to be making a difference. Reply to all questions in a positive way. Write to part time employees and contractors advising them of the initial success of the program, inviting them to take part. Director to write to staff regarding Pre-tax announcement. Personal approach to current donors offering them the option to switch to Pre-tax and raise their donation. Approach to Directors to match Christmas donations. Announce company \'Christmas \' matching and encourage employees to increase donations or commence contributing. Encourage the company to continue matching funds. Results Cutting Edge Post had approximately 20% participation rate from full time staff. The success of the program can be attributed to a number of factors: The Directors of the company were very supportive and were open to the philosophy of giving Cutting Edge Post adopted the program as part of their core beliefs The internal \'driver \' was totally committed to the best outcome and ensure the success of the program within Cutting Edge Post Youthful and vibrant organisation and employees Employees trusted internal contact as he is a well respected member of their staff and has a reputation as contributing to his community Cutting Edge Post used a series of strategies that were particularly successful in achieving their desired outcome: The use of personal stories to highlight the importance of giving A light-hearted and personal approach Emphasis on positive outcomes Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account Search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register CAF Home | Companies | Charities | Individuals | Search | About CAF | Contact CAF News | Terms of Use | Privacy | Sitemap &copy; 2005 CAF Australia. All rights reserved. CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",15);arrFiles[42]=new Array(43,"casestudies/ernstandyoung.php","2005-06-24","Case Studies - Ernst &amp; Young","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAF UK CAF America CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF Resources News Case Studies Useful Links Search Charity Register Sitemap Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured Ernst &amp; Young Foundation Workplace Giving Name of Entity Ernst &amp; Young Background Ernst &amp; Young is a leading professional services firm in Australia and around the world. Partners and employees: 3,800 Office locations: 8 Revenue: A676 million for 2003-04 Clients: In Australia EY audits 31 of the S&amp;P/ASX 100 companies, the most of any audit firm. The Ernst &amp; Young Foundation has been formed so EY can focus its efforts and channel financial resources to make a bigger impact on the issues EY people care most about. The financial contribution by the EY Partnership in the formation of their own Foundation is a powerful collective gesture, by a group of our community \'s most influential leaders, that they value our community and want to contribute to it. Objective The EY Foundation \'s objectives are to: contribute to the development of the communities we are part of build meaningful partnerships with community, cultural, youth, educational and environmental groups in Australia integrate Ernst &amp; Young \'s social responsibility with our organisation \'s culture and actions facilitate the integration of our people \'s community interests with their work earn the respect of staff, clients and communities Strategy A Workplace Giving program was designed to maximise staff choice, allow local office flexibility, focus effort on issues EY people care most about and build partnerships with local charities. The EY Partnership will make financial contributions to the community by matching the giving of our people through the Workplace Giving program, up to a pre-set annual maximum amount. Measures taken to achieve these objectives included: on-line survey of staff to determine community issues staff were most concerned about and benchmark current giving, volunteering and pro-bono (results showed issues of most concern to EY staff were: 1. child welfare; 2. cancer &amp; medical research; 3. community welfare) formation of Local Foundation Committees in every office to choose Local Focus Charities based on issues and suggested charities from staff survey (total 21 charities chosen nationally) setting of financial goals and tangible objectives for each Local Focus Charity (e.g. Melbourne: Malcolm Sargent Cancer Fund goal of 20,000 allows fifty young people with a music therapist for one day a week for one year) launch EY Foundation Workplace Giving: EXPO events with charity displays in each city; colour brochure, forms, posters, t-shirts, badges, desk cards; email and voicemail from CEO; intranet site with profiles of charities and goals; six office competition prizes of 500 donation incorporation of brochure, forms and presentation into induction for new staff ongoing local communication, events and fund raising by Local Foundation Committees Results In just six months since the launch of Workplace Giving: Currently 604 or 16% of EY people around Australia are giving to their preferred charities through Workplace Giving, and more staff are joining each month. Currently over 28,000 is given each month, an average of 47 per person per month. That equals a total of over 627,000 for the 2004/05 financial year that has been pledged to the community from EY people and the firm (including EY \'s matching). Although staff can give to any DGR of their choice, goals set for Local Focus Charities are on track for being met through Workplace Giving and additional fundraising efforts. The success of the program in Australia has generated requests for Australia \'s material from EY in US, as well as from other professional service firms and corporates. Ongoing A monthly EY Foundation email newsletter goes to all EY people, reporting on progress in achieving our charities \' goals and telling real stories of the difference we are making for people. Local Foundation Committees manage ongoing relationships with local focus charities: running fundraising campaigns, hosting presentations by charities, taking staff to visit charities. An volunteering program was launched in November 2004 to get EY people actively involved in team based volunteering on work time and personal volunteering in their own time. EY are re-engineering their pro-bono process to make it more strategic and tax effective. Early this year EY will launch a national community partnership to develop innovative and focussed community initiatives on social issues that have synergies with what EY stands for. Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account Search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register CAF Home | Companies | Charities | Individuals | Search | About CAF | Contact CAF News | Terms of Use | Privacy | Sitemap &copy; 2005 CAF Australia. All rights reserved. CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",17);arrFiles[43]=new Array(44,"casestudies/gsk.php","2005-06-24","CAF Case Study - Corporate Consultancy - GlaxoSmithKline","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAF UK CAF America CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF Resources News Case Studies Useful Links Search Charity Register Sitemap Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured Case Studies Corporate Consultancy - GlaxoSmithKline Name of Entity GlaxoSmithKline Consultancy Undertaken GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) have demonstrated both internationally and in Australia, through their involvement in a number of significant programs, that the company is committed to supporting community organisations and setting a best practice benchmark for corporate social responsibility. GSK \'s mission is far reaching: To improve the quality of human life by enabling people to do more, feel better and live longer. Community Partnership Developments are not only a value adding business strategy; they are also becoming business imperatives. They add value strategically and also act as one tool to guide the spirit of the organisation and its employees Objective A well developed and dynamic community program forms an essential part of this mission. As part of this realization by GSK Consumer Health Care, 300,000 over three years has been allocated for donations to chosen charitable organisation(s) whose charitable objectives match the corporate objectives and culture of GSK. This proposal outlines, as requested by Ines Villaveces, a suggested methodology to find the best fit charitable organisation(s) and a project that will, by way of receiving this funding make a significant impact to the \'health and well being \' of those it supports. CAF \'s Role identify the most appropriate partner(s) and project(s); ensure \'best strategic advantage \' is taken; perform due diligence checks to ensure the organisation has the ability to carry out the chosen project in an effective manner; ensure funds are used correctly and as requested by the GSK; encourage GSK staff involvement, and offer periodic audits as to progress made. Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account Search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register CAF Home | Companies | Charities | Individuals | Search | About CAF | Contact CAF News | Terms of Use | Privacy | Sitemap &copy; 2005 CAF Australia. All rights reserved. CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",12);arrFiles[44]=new Array(45,"casestudies/holden.php","2005-06-24","Case Studies - Holden","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAF UK CAF America CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF Resources News Case Studies Useful Links Search Charity Register Sitemap Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured Payroll Giving &middot; Holden Name of Entity Holden Background Holden supports many charities and non-profit organisations with a focus on environment, community safety, education and local communities. The company contributes around 2 million annually to community programs within Australia. Many of Holden \'s 9,200 employees take part in workplace fundraising events and activities as well as volunteer their time for charities. After initially considering an in-house payroll giving program, Holden chose to work with Charities Aid Foundation, with the objective of supporting its employees in donating to their preferred causes whilst also maximising participation. By allowing employees to donate to over 40,000 charities through CAF Australia, Holden could offer its employees greater choice. Holden covered the set-up and ongoing administration costs to ensure that 100 per cent of staff-donated funds were directed to the charities. Objective The key objective was to provide employees who may not have the time to commit to volunteering or active fundraising an opportunity to support their favourite cause directly, while also receiving the pre-tax benefits upfront. The objective of the launch was to communicate the program widely to both Holden \'s office and manufacturing staff and also to incite employee interest and motivation. Holden \'s employee communication strategy involved: Strategy A launch by the Chairman and Managing Director including presentations from some of Holden \'s key charities A gold chocolate coin with the Give As You Earn tagline on it personally handed out to every employee, together with a payroll giving form and \'frequently asked questions \' sheet An article was placed in the employee magazine, with a photo of an employee dropping gold chocolate coins into the hands of one of Holden \'s charity representatives An email was sent to all employees advising of the program Information on the program is placed in the induction pack for every new employee To launch the program to Holden \'s leadership team, the company provided each of its 150 senior managers with a 100 charity cheque at the annual management Christmas party. Managers nominated their preferred charity and CAF Australia carried out the administration of the distribution. Results In the first full year of the Give As You Earn program (Jan-Dec 2003), employees supported a total of 30 charities. This was in addition to workplace fund raising initiatives by employees which raised almost 60,000 during the year which Holden matched dollar for dollar. Participation rates amongst employees are increasing over time. Participation rates and overall monetary contributions are recorded with CAF Australia providing statistics and graphs for easy monitoring. Ongoing Post-launch communications will reinforce the upfront tax benefit of participating in the program. A follow up story in Holden \'s employee magazine is planned, which will provide a case study of a staff member participating in the payroll giving program and the reasons why they support their preferred charity. Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account Search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register CAF Home | Companies | Charities | Individuals | Search | About CAF | Contact CAF News | Terms of Use | Privacy | Sitemap &copy; 2005 CAF Australia. All rights reserved. CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",15);arrFiles[45]=new Array(46,"casestudies/intrepid.php","2005-06-24","Case Studies - New Foundation Account - Intrepid Travel","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAF UK CAF America CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF Resources News Case Studies Useful Links Search Charity Register Sitemap Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured Case Studies New Foundation Account - Intrepid Travel Name of Entity Intrepid Travel Background Intrepid Travel is a niche market Australian travel organisation specialising in non-intrusive adventure holidays to SE Asia. As part of its strategic planning the company decided to establish a foundation account with the primary purpose of making grants to community organisations operating in the region where their tours operate. CAF was one of two organisations approached to operate the foundation account and succeeded based on its ability to also operate a foundation account out of NZ and the UK. A foundation account has been established as an account of the CAF Community Fund to which tax deductible donations can be made, and from these donation grants are made to Australian charities who conduct programs in the local regions which Intrepid Travel visit. A second non tax deductible fund is administered by CAF Australia and is used to make grants to SE Asian community organisations. Members of the public, and in particular those engaging in Intrepid \'s tours, are invited to donate to the foundation account or fund. Goals To build up a substantial donation pool through a commitment to donate a percentage of company profits to the account To offer its customers the option to donate to the foundation account, and To make a constructive difference to the local communities in which they operate their services. Key Messages A mix of both endowment foundation account and a separate fund from which grants are ongoing Grants made to Intrepid \'s preferred community organisations , and Supports local and SE Asian community groups. Evaluation Regular reviews between CAF Australia and Intrepid management to ensure maximum effectiveness, and regular reporting to Intrepid on financial status and donor information. Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account Search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register CAF Home | Companies | Charities | Individuals | Search | About CAF | Contact CAF News | Terms of Use | Privacy | Sitemap &copy; 2005 CAF Australia. All rights reserved. CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",12);arrFiles[46]=new Array(47,"casestudies/macquarie.php","2005-06-24","Case Studies - Employee Payroll Giving - Macquarie","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAF UK CAF America CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF Resources News Case Studies Useful Links Search Charity Register Sitemap Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured Employee Payroll Giving &middot; Macquarie Bank Name of Entity Macquarie Bank Background Macquarie Bank is an independent Australian investment bank, with more than 5000 staff across the world. Macquarie has a 30-year history of providing philanthropic support to community programs. Staff are actively encouraged in their community activities. In particular, the Macquarie Bank Foundation supplements staff fundraising and donations to charity. Macquarie lobbied the Australian Tax Office to approve pre-tax payroll giving prior to its introduction in July 2002, as a means of enhancing staff community involvement. The Charities Aid Foundation \'s program was chosen as the Bank \'s payroll giving program because it provided an easy, tax-effective way for staff to support their preferred charities. It also allowed Macquarie staff to choose from thousands of not-for-profit organisations offering services worldwide. The Macquarie Bank Foundation covered the set-up and ongoing administration costs of the Macquarie Giving program, to ensure that 100 per cent of funds donated by staff were directed to their preferred charities. Objective The key objectives were to make staff aware of the Macquarie Giving program and encourage their participation in it. Strategy Measures taken to achieve these objectives included: Staff briefings to all divisions of the Bank Information and application forms distributed to all employees Information and application forms posted on the intranet Illustrative emails to all employees Bookmarks and postcards distributed to all employees Posters displayed in all Australian offices Reminder messages placed in staff payslips Articles in staff newsletters Results In the first 10 months of the program, staff donated 50,000 to 79 different not-for-profit organisations. By December 2003, staff were donating more than 8000 a month through the Macquarie Giving program. Staff currently contribute an average of approximately 80 each per month, approximately two and a half times the national average for such programs. (Feb 04) The number of staff participating in the Macquarie Giving program continues to grow steadily, with new staff advised of the program and encouraged to get involved. The program has been so successful in Australia, it has since been rolled out to Macquarie staff in the United Kingdom. Ongoing With the first-year anniversary of the program approaching, it is anticipated a new marketing campaign will generate further staff support. Talks are also underway to make the Macquarie Giving program available to the Bank \'s staff in the United States and New Zealand. Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account Search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register CAF Home | Companies | Charities | Individuals | Search | About CAF | Contact CAF News | Terms of Use | Privacy | Sitemap &copy; 2005 CAF Australia. All rights reserved. CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",15);arrFiles[47]=new Array(48,"casestudies/merrill_lynch.php","2005-06-24","Case Studies - Employee Payroll Giving - Merrill Lynch","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAF UK CAF America CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF Resources News Case Studies Useful Links Search Charity Register Sitemap Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured Employee Giving &middot; Merrill Lynch Matched Gifts Name of Entity Merrill Lynch Background Merrill Lynch is one of the world \'s leading financial management and advisory companies, with offices in 35 countries and private client assets of approximately 1.5 trillion. As an investment bank, it is a leading global underwriter of debt and equity securities and strategic advisor to corporations, governments, institutions and individuals worldwide. Through Merrill Lynch Investment Managers, the company is one of the world \'s largest managers of financial assets. Through the global philanthropic program, Merrill Lynch makes a difference through innovative giving and volunteering in the communities where we live and work. As a global company built on local relationships, we believe Responsible Citizenship is essential to good business - and to who we are. Through our local corporate charitable program, we are an active supporter of various organisations focusing on children and youth in our local communities. ML Matching Gifts is designed to complement our corporate activity by giving our employees the opportunity to support charities of their choice, and to maximise that support via a ML matching component. The Charities Aid Foundation was appointed as the administrator of ML Matching Gifts because it provides the systems and structure to facilitate the efficient management of our employee giving program. Objective The key objective of launching ML Matching Gifts was to raise awareness of the program and its benefits, and to maximise employee participation. Strategy The communication strategy used to achieve this objective included: Pre-launch program : Teaser campaign aimed at building interest in the program via various communication channels (e-mail, intranet, posters, internal newsletter and payslip notes). Volunteers were enlisted to promote membership among co-workers. Launch : Formal unveiling of the program via an all-staff breakfast event in Sydney and Melbourne, hosted by senior management. Post-launch : Ongoing promotion of the program via various employee communications channels, including quarterly newsletter, and intranet spotlights. Results In the first 10 months of the program to March 2004, staff have donated over 36,000 (not including the ML Matching component) to 75 different not-for-profit organisations. Staff currently contribute an average of approximately 65 each per month. Ongoing Information on the program is made available to employees via articles in employee newsletters, e-mails and intranet spotlights. New employees are made aware of the program via information provided in induction packs. Employees will be reminded of the program via a new marketing campaign on the anniversary of the first year of the ML Matching Program, aiming to generate further staff support. Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account Search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register CAF Home | Companies | Charities | Individuals | Search | About CAF | Contact CAF News | Terms of Use | Privacy | Sitemap &copy; 2005 CAF Australia. All rights reserved. CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",14);arrFiles[48]=new Array(49,"casestudies/nswpremier.php","2005-06-24","Case Studies - New Foundation Account - NSW Premier  \\'s Teachers Scholarships","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAF UK CAF America CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF Resources News Case Studies Useful Links Search Charity Register Sitemap Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured Case Studies New Foundation Account - NSW Premier \'s Teachers Scholarships Name of Entity NSW Premier \'s Teachers Scholarships Background These scholarships were first established by the Premier for teachers of American History with the 1999 50,000 Fulbright Distinguished Fellow Award. Approximately fifteen companies now fund scholarships in a number of subject areas including sport, science and special education. Approximately thirty scholarships are awarded annually to current teachers in NSW government and non-government schools and TAFE institutes. Members of the public, and in particular corporate Australia, are invited to donate to the foundation account. Goals To build up substantial ongoing donation income To offer corporations and individuals the option to donate to the foundation account, and To enable teachers to study overseas for up to six weeks on aspects of teaching relevant to specific areas of the NSW schools \' curriculum Key Messages Foundation account where donations and grants to community recipients are ongoing Enables the public to participate in the program Supports NSW teachers and enhances student learning Evaluation Regular reviews between CAF Australia and NSW Premier \'s Department to ensure maximum effectiveness. Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account Search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register CAF Home | Companies | Charities | Individuals | Search | About CAF | Contact CAF News | Terms of Use | Privacy | Sitemap &copy; 2005 CAF Australia. All rights reserved. CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",12);arrFiles[49]=new Array(50,"casestudies/oxfam.php","2005-06-24","Case Studies - Employee Payroll Giving - Oxfam Community Aid Abroad (CAA)","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAF UK CAF America CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF Resources News Case Studies Useful Links Search Charity Register Sitemap Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured Employee Payroll Giving &middot; Oxfam Community Aid Abroad (CAA) Name of Entity Oxfam Community Aid Abroad (CAA) Background Oxfam Community Aid Abroad is an Australian, independent, not-for-profit, secular, community-based aid and development organisation. Across 31 countries, Oxfam CAA works in partnership with local communities to overcome poverty and injustice. Their work includes long-term development projects, responding to emergencies and campaigning for a more just world. Oxfam CAA has been nominated by many employees as their preferred charity to contribute to via payroll deduction. Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) carries out validation to ensure the organisation is eligible to receive tax effective gifts. CAF then makes a monthly \'payroll giving \' grant to Oxfam CAA, along with hundreds of other tax effective charities. Oxfam CAA has been benefiting from CAF \'s workplace giving program since 2001. During the first three years of the program over 200,000 was donated to the work of Oxfam CAA, addressing poverty and injustice around the world. Results To put the impact of workplace giving contributions in context, it costs around 16,000 to provide all the materials needed to build a village school in rural Cambodia, to help that community access its right to education. A donation of 200,000 can go a long way and have a life changing impact on the lives of thousands of families. The value of support through payroll giving goes far beyond the absolute dollar amount. egular giving in this way offers Oxfam CAA the opportunity to budget and plan for the future, making sure that resources are used to greatest effect. As at September 2004, almost 500 individuals from over 40 organisations, in both the private and public sector, across Australia have nominated to regularly support Oxfam CAA \'s work. Other Benefits In addition to monthly grants, Oxfam CAA receives donor details on a monthly basis from CAF. This information is extremely valuable to Oxfam CAA and is used by them to nurture these very important donors, to thank them and to keep them informed of the difference their contributions are making. Donor details can be kept anonymous to donors preferred charities and Oxfam CAA appreciate and respect and such decision made by donors. With CAF administering the payroll giving program, there is no impact on Oxfam CAA \'s resources. No processing or receipting is required on Oxfam \'s part. Funds are allocated directly into Oxfam CAA \'s bank account with nothing left for them to do, other than use the funds to support their vital work. Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account Search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register CAF Home | Companies | Charities | Individuals | Search | About CAF | Contact CAF News | Terms of Use | Privacy | Sitemap &copy; 2005 CAF Australia. All rights reserved. CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",14);arrFiles[50]=new Array(51,"casestudies/private.php","2005-06-24","Case Studies - New Foundation Account - Private Donor - Anonymous ","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAF UK CAF America CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF Resources News Case Studies Useful Links Search Charity Register Sitemap Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured Case Studies New Foundation Account - Private Donor - Anonymous Name of Donor Private Donor - Anonymous Background A switched on banker stretched 2,500 of his own money into a 15,000 foundation account of the CAF Community Fund. Then he turned the initial donation into a 20,000 grant for a CCF Australia water aid project. Making a before tax donation of 5,000 (he receives a tax and Medicare benefit equal to 2,350) and through encouraging both a current and previous employer to match his donation, the foundation account reached 15,000. Then, using the strategy of making grants to community programs which attract government matching, he was able to make a 5,000 grant from the foundation account to the CCF Australia water appeal which the Federal Government had committed to match 3:1 - effectively turning the 5,000 grant into a grant of 20,000. Goals To build up a substantial donation pool through encouraging matching of his donations To leverage the impact of grants made from the foundation account by having a preference for community programs attracting matched funding from either the government or private sector. Key Messages Matching donations to leverage the impact of his charity dollar Committed to effective giving Evaluation The donor regularly contacts CAF and reviews take place regarding the effectiveness of each grant, and to ensure grants are made to community programs attracting matched funding Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account Search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register CAF Home | Companies | Charities | Individuals | Search | About CAF | Contact CAF News | Terms of Use | Privacy | Sitemap &copy; 2005 CAF Australia. All rights reserved. CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",12);arrFiles[51]=new Array(52,"casestudies/qld_depthous.php","2005-06-24","CAF Australia - committed to effective giving","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAF UK CAF America CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF Resources News Case Studies Useful Links Search Charity Register Sitemap Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured Case Studies Payroll Giving - QLD Dept of Housing Name of Entity Queensland Department of Housing Background The Public Service Commissioner advised all Queensland State Government Departments that the Premier and Minister for Trade, the Honourable Peter Beattie MP, supported all objectives of the Give As You Earn program administered by CAF (Charities Aid Foundation). Departments have the opportunity to participate via payroll deductions so that employees can support community groups and projects of their choice. The Public Service Commissioner further advised that implementation of the program in departments was at the sole discretion of Chief Executives but should follow these principles: the program is to be a non-exclusive arrangement and cost neutral to Government participation by employees is on a completely voluntary and individual basis. The Give As You Earn program aims to build relationships between employers, employees, not-for-profit community organisations and the community by offering employees a universal workplace payroll deduction program using a centralised coordinating body, CAF Australia. In effect, CAF Australia acts as a clearing house for up to 40,000 registered deductible gift recipients and as such does not represent or endorse one not-for-profit organisation over another. Linda Apelt, Director-General, Queensland Department of Housing, wrote to CAF Australia in February 2001 providing support of the Give As You Earn program and stated that the Department would implement the program. The Queensland Department of Housing implemented the Give As You Earn program to its employees with the official launch held between 9 and 13 September 2002. This case study provides details on how the Queensland Department of Housing communicated the Give As You Earn program to over 1,300 employees to generate interest and participation Strategy The key communication challenges - Ensuring all departmental employees: were aware of the program; and were able to easily access information on the program. The strategy Official launch of the program. Key messages were used in all Queensland Department of Housing promotional material. A departmental Intranet site was created providing information on the program including donor forms and details on how employees could contribute. Emails were sent to all employees to provide updated information. Messages are placed on the Intranet and in electronic pay slips to reminding employees of the program. Articles are placed in employee newsletters. Information packs with copies of donor forms were provided to Service Areas to give to interested employees. Posters were distributed throughout employee work areas. Updated advice was provided to staff on the new pre-tax incentive option. Information is provided to new employees via the Department \'s induction kit and orientation training. Results All Queensland Department of Housing employees were given easy access to information and donor forms should they wish to participate. Since September 2002, employees continue to contribute to the program. The evaluation Take up rate of program by employees. Intranet site statistics are regularly monitored. Feedback is encouraged and contact details provided on the Intranet site. Ongoing Information is maintained on the Department \'s Intranet site and provided to employees via articles in employee newsletters, all staff emails and electronic payslips. Tax invoices and statements are distributed to contributing employees at the end of the financial year. CAF Australia conducts annual audits of the program in conjunction with the Queensland Department of Housing to ensure the Give As You Earn program is running successfully. Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account Search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register CAF Home | Companies | Charities | Individuals | Search | About CAF | Contact CAF News | Terms of Use | Privacy | Sitemap &copy; 2005 CAF Australia. All rights reserved. CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",15);arrFiles[52]=new Array(53,"casestudies/rasv.php","2005-06-24","CAF Australia - committed to effective giving","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAF UK CAF America CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF Resources News Case Studies Useful Links Search Charity Register Sitemap Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured Case Studies New Foundation Account - RASV Name of Entity RACV - Royal Agricultural Society of Victoria Background The RASV have been discussing the concept of a Foundation for several years and had found the issue difficult. The President, Jack Seymour, approached CAF for advice and assistance. Proposal Following a series of discussions with the CEO and marketing staff it was decided to open a New Foundation Account. At that stage there was no decision on the name of the Account. The initial funds were lodged and work then commenced on a marketing and communications strategy. Objective To create a fund which would support innovative and sustainable ideas, research and education in the agribusiness sector in Victoria. Strategy Further meetings have been held with the RASV staff and President to discuss a launch and target areas for support. It was agreed that primarily members would be approached on a personal basis and other strategies would need to be developed to market the Foundation Account to business, government and other potential supporters. It was further decided to have the launch at the time of the first major donation. It is the intention of the RASV to maximize opportunities available through public exposure obtained through the Royal Melbourne Show and other regional shows. The rebuilding of the Show Grounds site is an exciting initiative that has been supported by the Victorian Government. This will also enhance the profile of the RASV particularly in the Melbourne metropolitan area. The RASV Foundation Account has recently been established, and already considerable work has been done by the RASV staff to prepare an exciting and credible marketing strategy. It is important that the Foundation be seen as an integral part of the new vision for the RASV. Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account Search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register CAF Home | Companies | Charities | Individuals | Search | About CAF | Contact CAF News | Terms of Use | Privacy | Sitemap &copy; 2005 CAF Australia. All rights reserved. CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",12);arrFiles[53]=new Array(54,"casestudies/sydneywater.php","2005-06-24","Case Studies - Cutting Edge","","","CAF Worldwide International Offices CAF UK CAF America CAF Brussels CAF Bulgaria CAF India CAF Russia CAF Southern Africa CAF Home Companies Charities Individuals Search About CAF Contact CAF Resources News Case Studies Useful Links Search Charity Register Sitemap Newsletter Name: Email: Subscribe to CAF \'s newsletter - your privacy is assured Payroll Giving &middot; Sydney Water Name of Entity Sydney Water Background Sydney Water provides essential water and wastewater services from Pittwater in the north of Sydney, to Gerroa in the south, and west to Mt Victoria in the western Blue Mountains. Sydney Water and its employees are committed to working with and supporting the community and wanted to boost their existing ten-year old employee donor program. The key benefit for Sydney Water was that Payroll Giving offers complete donor preference. This meant that their 3,800 staff could support any tax-deductible not-for-profit organisation in Australia, without creating any additional work for their payroll. An important secondary benefit was the ease of the program administration. Allan Andrews, Project Manager for the program says: Sydney Water decided to sign up and promote the program as it makes giving so easy for employees. When implemented through CAF, it is simple for a company of any size to run a Payroll Giving program. Objective The main objective was to revitalise the program and to encourage more employees to give regularly to their favourite not-for-profit organisation(s). Strategy To encourage participation, Sydney Water decided to match - dollar for dollar - all new donations for the first six months of the program. CAF \'s representative helped Sydney Water set up the administration of the program, and plan the promotion; the program launched at a city event with the help of Sydney Water senior management, existing staff donors and representatives from various not-for-profit groups - attendance was overwhelming; the CEO wrote to all employees urging them to support the program and take advantage of Sydney Water \'s matching component; Payroll Giving information was provided to all area managers and the program was raised at various staff and business meetings; Sydney Water recruited staff advocates to personally encourage participation with their colleagues; donor joining forms (electronic &amp; hard copy) were distributed to all employees and a process was established for collection of completed forms; information and donor joining forms are part of employee induction kits; posters were displayed throughout their offices; articles and updates were published in Sydney Water \'s internal newsletter \'Splash \' and on their Intranet; for ongoing assistance to employees, Sydney Water \'s Intranet includes information about Payroll Giving and many of the not-for-profit organisations within the local community, and various internal promotional strategies are planned for the future to continue to look after those employees currently involved in the program and to encourage new participation. Results during the first month after promotion of the program, 148 employees had signed up; 5 months on, 179 employees were choosing to support their preferred not-for-profit organisations; over the first 6 months, thanks to Sydney Water and their employees an average of 9,100 each month went through to the not-for-profit sector, supporting over 55 different causes; Sydney Water employees \' survey results indicated the main driver for them getting involved in the program was the ease and flexibility that the program offered, allowing them to provide ongoing support to their preferred not-for-profit organisation/s and have their contribution matched by their employer; with ongoing promotion of Payroll Giving at Sydney Water, these results continue to increase, making a real and lasting impact on the work of their chosen not-for-profit organisations in the community; Managing Director, Alex Walker says: Many of our staff are actively involved in their communities. Payroll Giving enables them to support these community based not-for-profit organisations in other ways. Sydney Water is proud to be supporting our employees, while also assisting those in need in the community. Further News It has been officially announced that Sydney Water \'s matching contribution will continue as part of its corporate sponsorship program. We feel Payroll Giving offers a valuable and important program because it support \'s staff commitment to the community we serve, said Angela Tsoukatos, General Manager Corporate Affairs. There will be various promotions initiated by Sydney Water in the future to entice more of their staff to join in Payroll Giving. Username: Password: Login in to manage your DonateMax Account Search by keyword: Search for your favourite charity Browse by Category Charity Register CAF Home | Companies | Charities | Individuals | Search | About CAF | Contact CAF News | Terms of Use | Privacy | Sitemap &copy; 2005 CAF Australia. All rights reserved. CAF Australia and its related companies: CAF Australia ABN 32 089 603 314, CAF Community Fund Ltd ABN 13 090 515 709 CAF Community Fund (Trust) ABN 75 706 087 297, Investors in Community Pty Ltd ABN 97 087 789 777",16);
